Utah alpine skiing information and logistical tips
last updated by Steve Corbató (corbato __AT__ xmission.com) at: Tue Dec 30 16:47:46 MST 2014
This page has been updated for alpine ski visitors to Salt Lake City during the 2013-14 season. This page is originally derived from a Web site designed for a ski trip that we organized during the Joint Techs workshop in Salt Lake City in February 2005. This event was reprised in January 2010 when Joint Techs returned to the University of Utah.
During most of ski season, Utah is on Mountain Standard Time (MST = GMT-7h) - two hours behind New York and one hour ahead of California. Utah does observe Daylight Savings Time.
Ten-digit dialing (i.e., with area code) is required for all local calls in the Salt Lake City/Ogden/Provo area (area code 801 and the 385 overlay)
Pointers to more information...
Ski rental and equipment sales locations
Obviously, the most expedient, but clearly not the least expensive,
way to rent skis is just to patronize the ski shops at the base of all
the resorts. For a one or two day stay, this may be the easiest thing
to do.
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All information above is subject to change. YMMV and IANAL! ;)
Background: I am not affiliated with the Utah ski or hospitality
industries -- other than holding season passes at Snowbird, Alta, and
UTA. I work for the University of Utah and am a member of the TUNA,
Friends of UAC, SUWA, and SOC non-profit orgs.
Please e-mail me with any errors, updates, or requests for additional
information on this page.
Steve Corbató
(corbato __AT__ xmission.com)
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